Some
analysts
and
energy
executives
fear
the
crisis
that
claimed
the
lives
of
more
than
60
workers,
including
at
least
37
foreigners,
could
scare
off
companies
looking
to
tap
the
vast
resources
in
places
like
Algeria
and
Libya.
Others
maintained
that
the
promise
of
riches
would
prove
too
alluring
for
companies
to
ignore.
"The
risks
are
never
going
to
be
so
much
that
they
outweigh
the
rewards
from
working
in
these
environments,"
Alison
Lyall,
a
security
analyst
at
Harnser
Risk
Group
in
Norwich,
England,
told
the
Associated
Press.
"There
is
a
strong…
